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Finest Song Kee Fishball Noodles
532 Upper Serangoon Rd, Singapore 534547
Popular shop serving bowls of fishball noodles & fish dumpling soup in bright, unfussy quarters.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 70 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Finest Song Kee Fishball Noodles offers a consistent, old-school take on fishball noodles, with some reviewers highlighting the handmade fishballs for their bounce and distinct fish flavour.
The noodles themselves are noted for being al-dente and well-seasoned, though one reviewer found them a bit too wet.
The dumplings often steal the show, praised for their perfect bounce and taste.
We also note the wu xiang as a good accompaniment, not over-fried and without the taste of reused oil.
However, some find the overall experience underwhelming, with the fishballs lacking a strong fish flavour for some, and the meatballs being bland.
Parking can be a significant issue, making visits less convenient.
While the $6.50 minced meat meepok is decent, it's not considered exceptional.
The dining environment is generally clean and quiet during off-peak hours, which seems to be the ideal time to visit.
Verdict: A reliable option for a quick, fuss-free meal, especially if you appreciate handmade fishballs and dumplings.
Best visited during off-peak hours to avoid parking woes and enjoy a quieter dining experience.
Signature
fishball noodles
Best time
off-peak hours or late afternoon
Price
$ ($6.50/person)
Score: 70 · 5 sources
What customers say
Finest Song Kee Fishball Noodles generally receives positive feedback for its consistent quality, particularly its handmade, bouncy fishballs with a distinct fishy taste, and its al-dente noodles.
Many customers appreciate the dumplings and the option to purchase frozen ingredients.
However, some find the noodles can be too wet, fishballs lacking strong flavor, and meatballs bland.
Parking is a significant recurring issue, and while some find the pricing high for the quality, others note increased portions for the same price.
Google Reviews
Tucked along Upper Serangoon Road, Finest Songkee's Cuisine is a quiet reminder that some of the best flavours don’t need reinvention—just honesty and consistency. Their noodle soup is the kind that…
This place has my favorite fish dumplings ever. Most of my friends enjoy the chili fishball noodles, but my favorite item on the menu to order here is the dry fish dumpling noodles with ketchup and to…
Overall standard went down. Fishball soup was so bland and tasteless. Signature noodles texture was off with some hard parts sticking together. Won’t return there again. They just renovated but standa…
Visited on a Saturday late afternoon and found ample seating, making it a stress-free spot for a quick meal. However, the food was a mixed bag. The noodles were a bit too wet and lacked that signature…
My 1st time at this branch. Al-dente noodles with the right seasonings & ingredients I love, lovely service, fresh condiments, clean & quiet dining environment during off peak hour. I tabao lots of f…
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